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The material world of the Tarahumara / Bernard L. Fontana

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Fontana, Bernard L

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Flagstaff, AZ : Northland Press , 1979Description: 84 p. : illus. ; 23 cmSubject(s):

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LAS 972.01 FON

Summary: Modern Mexico is home for about 50.000 Tarahumara Indians. Nearly all of them are in the State of Chihuahua south of its boundary with New Mexico and western Texas. They live close to the earth, subsisting from its products and sheltering themselves with its caves, rocks, and trees.

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Modern Mexico is home for about 50.000 Tarahumara Indians. Nearly all of them are in the State of Chihuahua south of its boundary with New Mexico and western Texas. They live close to the earth, subsisting from its products and sheltering themselves with its caves, rocks, and trees.

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